Spanish authorities have arrested an 18-year-old suspected hacker, going by the moniker Natohub, who claimed responsibility for more than 40 cyberattacks against companies, institutions and even NATO databases. 

The hacker had only been active since early 2024, and the National Police started investigating after a Madrid business association saw a post on a forum specializing in data leaks in which private information was being sold. 

The hacker was very active last year, going after the Natio

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